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Section 6

The Tribunals Of Criminal Jurisdiction Act, 1952State Act of West Bengal · Act 14 of 1952

(1) If for any r ezon the serviccs or rhc person appoinrcd as a Judge toprcsidcovcraTribuna1 ceases lo beavailable, the S!a[e Govcrnmcnt shall as ofien as may bc nccessary, appoint anorhcr person having the qualifications referred LO in clause (a) or clause (b) of sub-section (2) OF scction 3, as a Judge to prcsidc over such Tribunal.

?(2) A person appointed undcr sub-section (1) as a Judgc to preside over a Tribunal may act on thc cvidcnce recorded by his prcdcccssnr or predecessors or partly recorded by his prcdcccssor or predcccssors and parlly recorded by himself:

Provisio~~ where scwims of Judge presiding over Tribunal ccascs ro be avilablc.

Provided that iirhc pcrson appoinled undcr sub-section ( I ) as a Judgc 10 prcsidc over a Tribunal is ol opinion thal furlher cxnminadon of any of thc wirhncsscs whose evjdencc has already been recorded is necessary in the interests orjustice, Ile may rcsurnrnon any such wirness and after such hnher examination, cross-examina~ion and rc-cxaminalion, if any, as hc may pcrmil, the witness shall bc discharged.

7. ATribunal m a y pass upon any pcrson convicted by it any scnrcnce powcror . .

authorised by law for h e punishment of ihc ofrcncc of which such person Tribundslo P== is convicled and wherc thc Tribunal passes a senlcncc of death the SenLcnccs.

provisions of Chapter XXVII of he Code shall apply.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Tribunals Of Criminal Jurisdiction Act, 1952
Section6
JurisdictionState of West Bengal
StatusIn force as published by the source

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